Object

• number: The formation of which is by registration under the Companies Ordinance and must therefore comply a number of formalities.

• list: You've set a date, booked the venue and complied the guest list.

• government: The British government complied with the court's decision and awarded legal costs to the families of the three amounting to £ 40,000.

• %: These authors note that of those being treated with the standard 7-day regimen of tetracycline or erythromycin, 63.4 % complied.

Preposition: with

• requirement: The service is designed to comply with legal requirements covering the disposal of such waste.

• regulation: To be a member of the group each park must comply with certain regulations.

• law: We will at all times comply with all applicable laws in Gibraltar.

• obligation: The clause prescribes a penalty for failure to comply with the obligation.

• directive: Failure to comply with a directive from Council could result in a complaint about the member to the Statutory Committee.

Used with why or when

• when: It then goes on to say that health professionals are bound to comply when the refusal specifically addresses the situation which has arisen.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: The Council has now decided to give the owner a further two months to fully comply with the enforcement notice.

• willingly: Then Saddam will have the choice: comply willingly or be forced to comply.

• promptly: Promptly comply with opt-out requests from everyone, not just those from individuals.

• reluctantly: A further 13 % would comply reluctantly; 5 % would not comply with such a mandate.

• not: The Husband did not comply with any part of the order.

• readily: Most of the British lower classes know what is expected of them and readily comply.

Preposition: in

• respect: Members of the Council shall observe and comply in all respects with The Councilors ' Code of Conduct.